A close-up of Farida Evans' oil painting 'Armenian Street Trishaws', which was one of the MCO-era artworks that led to the charity art exhibit to help trishaw riders in Penang. - Photos: Handout
In Penang, a mental picture of a trishaw peddler is easy to conjure up.
Depicted in a popular street art mural on Penang Road – one of the largest in the state – and more recently, on a 10m-tall art installation near Prangin Mall as part of the Penang International Container Festival, trishaws and their riders are hardly an unfamiliar sight - either in art or in person.
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Penang benefit exhibit for trishaw riders
A close-up of Farida Evans' oil painting 'Armenian Street Trishaws', which was one of the MCO-era artworks that led to the charity art exhibit to help trishaw riders in Penang. - Photos: Handout
Farida Evans' oil painting 'Armenian Street Trishaws'.
Ivan Alexander Francis Gabriel's contribution to the exhibition titled 'The Sun Rising III'.
An art print titled 'The Black Lake' from ERYN.
An abstract work titled 'Sip The Wine, Pour The Acrylic!' from Tina Lee Degreef.
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